In real life, it is not advisable to improve the so-called "attack power" to gain combat advantages through improper or dangerous means, because this may cause conflicts, hurt others or even violate the law. However, in some fictional situations or specific competitive sports, such as fighting games, martial arts, etc., you can improve your performance through the following reasonable ways: - **Fighting games**: - **Master the operating skills**: Repeatedly practice the input commands of various moves to be accurate and fast, and improve the fluency and hit rate of the moves. - **In-depth understanding of the character characteristics**: Familiar with the skill advantages, disadvantages, combo mechanisms, etc. of the controlled character, and formulate appropriate combat strategies for different opponents. - **Watch the battle videos of masters**: Learn their combat ideas, timing, situation judgment and other skills, and apply them to your own games. - **Martial arts**: - **Strengthen physical fitness training**: Enhance your own athletic ability through systematic strength training (such as weightlifting, etc.), speed training (sprinting, etc.), and agility training (agility ladder exercises, etc.). - **Improve fighting skills**: Continue to invest time in professional martial arts training to improve the proficiency and lethality of basic techniques such as kicking, hitting, throwing, grabbing, and precise control of distance and angle. - **Simulated combat confrontation**: Practice actual combat with opponents of different levels to accumulate actual combat experience, learn to stay calm under pressure and flexibly apply the learned techniques. Please always regard these activities as a means of entertainment, skill improvement or self-defense, follow moral and legal norms, and avoid excessive violence and dangerous behavior.